Hi there
I used mount command for mounting ramfs file system to /mnt/ramfs in this order:
#mount -t ramfs ramfs /mnt/ramfs
#df /mnt/ramfs
Os replied me:
ramfs 0 0 0 - /mnt/ramfs
#du /mnt/ramfs
Os replied me:
0 /mnt/ramfs
#cp /home/Csoures/ping.h /mnt/ramfs
(This is Ok. The files copied!)
#ls /mnt/ramfs
Os replied me:
ping.h
But when I want to copy the file(s) in X (by nautilus) apears this message:
"There is not enough space on the destination.

now:
is this command wrong? #mount -t ramfs ramfs /mnt/ramfs
and if it is correct how can I resize it?

thank you

You should read this

ramfs documentation

and then you will realize what "ramfs" is and why you cannot resize it on-the-fly.

Hi
Mr David!
I had read it already but I dont find out any thing about ramdisk resizing or about those commands have mentioned in last post.
...
thank you

From the documentation: "A ramfs derivative called tmpfs was created to add size limits".

If you want a resizable RAM disk, you need to use tmpfs.

tanx Mr David1357.